Matt Sandorf: Journey to
Endless Entertainment
Matt Sandorf: Journey to Endless Entertainment is not just an artistic point-and-click game. It is an advergame—a promotion for the Sony empire from music to gadgets to games. It was created by Rodrigo Roesler, creator of the very popular Trapped series of games, and this one follows similar construction.
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I definitely wouldn't say get rid of the reviews Jay, I know a lot of people read them or at least skim through them. Even if they don't, it gives the site an air of professionalism and care that isn't achieved by just spewing links at the visitors.
That said, the length of the reviews can get a bit excessive, although it does depend on the game as to how long it should be.
For what its worth, I read the reviews.
Also,
I've gotten blue, red, yellow paint; wire, memory card, whoopee cushion, ace of spades, mirror umbrella, firefly, bouncy ball, hamster, frog
Also, I've
dressed the frog up like the hamster
Made the frog look like the hamster
Made something look like something else
Use the frog on the guy with the scissors
Then you can use that
to make the popcorn machine gross, then give a bag of popcorn to the guy at the tv for 50 cents.
Now, I'm stuck.
I took the picture of elvis, but its still on the bluescreen. How do I get the band in the photo?
Dumbo007:
I got the power back on and that 4-screened TV had some video of a concert with fans in it. I stored that to the memory stick, but how do we remove it from the card? That's where I'm at now.
I'm thinking that if I can get enough money to buy snacks for the laptop lady that will do something.
"Should we just become a link blog like everyone else?"
No! Please, don't! Like me, a lot of people come here to read the reviews and use it as a filter for all the internet junk. The increasing number of people that doesn't seem to read the review/description means only an increase in popularity. (see youtube, for example) which also means that more people are reading the reviews. :)
As for the game, I love trapped and its non-pixel-hunting policy! :D
Hi. I'm Bruno, the "other guy" that created the game (as well as trapped) with Rodrigo. Thanks for the great review.
I just wanted to point out that while playing, no matter what you do, there is no way you can do something wrong and need to reload. Click as much as you like, there are no dead ends.
Yay! Usually I am far too dumb for these, but this was the first point and click that I had to use NO hints for! I had to restart once when I gave the hamster away a little early, but otherwise it was fun and not all that tough.
And Dumbo007:
Maybe explain to the singer that it would be in her best interest if you got the PSP...
Walkthrough:
Storage:
Take folder and pepper from cabnet
Press the button to open the door
Maintenance:
Take the colored paint and the scissors from the shelves
Take the wire from the wall
Use the pepper on the glass of teeth
Wake the man
Take the memory card from the desk
Use the door
Meeting room:
Talk to the secretary, and get the 50 cents
Forest:
Nothing yet.
Movie room:
Take the hamster and popcorn from the machine
Talk to the guy with the camera, and get the 50 cents
Game room:
Take the whoopee cushion from the chair
Take the card from the table
Use the money on the vending machine to get a ball
Picture room:
Take the umbrella
Give the scissors to the man to get the large scissors
Forest:
Use scissors on the northmost bush
In the middle area, in the middle of the north-east line of bushes, pickup the jar
Cave:
Look at the rock markings
Talk to the man until he gives you a frog, and take a picture of the rock markings
Forest:
In the northern area, use jar on firefly
Music room:
Take elvis cutout to the south
Use memory stick with karaoke machine
Picture room:
Use elvis cutout with bluescreen, then use camera on that.
Give frog and hamster to man
Music room:
Give disguised frog to lady
take battery from jukebox
Meeting room:
Use wires and battery on power door
Power room:
Press the button
Shopping room:
Talk to elvis
Show elvis the hamster
Take the origami frog
Music room:
Put origami frog on table
use paint to turn him green. (Blue and yellow)
Use origami frog
Get screwdriver from toolbox
Movie room:
Use frog in popcorn machine
Use popcorn with man, get another 50 cents
Retrieve the frog
Use memory card with TV on wall, save picture of band.
Meeting room:
Use screwdriver on intercom
Meeting room:
Use screwdriver on intercom
Use money in vending machine
Give chocolate to secretary
Use the photo editor to merge the elvis picture with the band picture. Save it.
Use the station access option to give you complete access.
Shopping room:
Use screwdriver on intercom
Give memory card to elvis, print the picture of elvis with a band.
Give picture to elvis to sign
Cave:
Give picture of elvis to the man
Use frog in fountain
Data room:
Show memory card to man
Talk to computer: your name is Matt, you want to power the station, there are infinite bears. (I haven't tried other answers, they may work as well.)
Take the plutonium
Power room:
Give the following items to the man:
Frog (immortal)
Wire
Whoopee cushion
Ball
Card
Umbrella
Plutonium
Both antennas
Firefly
Paint
Game room:
Talk to man with PSP until he repeats
Music room:
Talk to David until he repeats
Talk to singer
Give PSP and memory card to David
And, that's it.
My bulletin point review:
felicitous:
* funny theme
* good arts
* nice puzzles
* original idea
things to improve:
* sounds theme was not done so well, good really improve atmosphere
* when doing things wrong, there is absolutely no special text, or funny messages. Like "Pushing this scissors into this guy? Hey I'm not a criminal!".
Oh wow. I loved this game. Sequal/2nd chapter perhaps? Hope so. Oh and I read the reviews. They are one of the things that makes this site so much better than other gaming sites. Please don't even consider stopping them Jay. All the reviewers are good at what they do and I enjoy reading what they have to say.
I think nobody can complain about the reviews, if you don't want you can just skip them.
Its somehow a phenomen I've seen a lot on the internet, there are a lot of people who will hit reply without even reading anything, just the title, and hit reply. I don't know, I guess its youthfull inpatience, you cannot control yourself to wait a minute to converse, until you read whats there. I've seen on some forums some real extreme things... People posting stuff wanting to sound smart, not even read anything but the headline.
I don't think its a good idea to surrender to this people by don't doing anything first hand. As I must confess, yes sometimes I also skip the review when playing a game. It gives you a good impression fast if its a game you want to continue to bother with, or just skip it alltogether. However before I gonna write any comment or question I do read the review.
Rodrigo did an outstanding job on this one. I laughed so hard at the PSP merchandising money! I do agree that it's a bit hard. It's more of an adventure than a casual game, and can hardly be completed in one sitting without help.
SBCG4AP, Ben There, Dan That!, and now Journey to Endless Entertainment. I'm starting to get hoarse from laughing so much!
Ei, Rodrigo, parabéns! Adoro seu trabalho, continue assim! Mas eu ainda não entendi o que são as tais "pistas" que você deu em cada jogo. Algo a ver com LOST...
Getting rid of the reviews would be such a waste! Granted, I use the RSS feed to check if there's anything new, but without reviews, I wouldn't know whether to play some games that are "iffy". Not only that, but sometimes a game looks pretty bad, but when I read the review, it sounds great and it turns out to be a nice game. For the game series I know I like, reading the reviews helps me to get the basic gist of the storyline.
So far, the game is pretty good. I like the storyline (I'm only in the second room so far)
I played this a few days ago - completely on my own. I even wrote a great walkthrough for it, but by the time I saw this, one was already posted! Oh well, que sera sera.
I really enjoyed this game - funny, with just the right amount of difficulty. I myself didn't utilize any help, as there was no help to be found! I managed to make it through the game, then played it through a second time to see if there was anything I didn't do properly, but I don't think so. A very fun game - I look forward to new installments!
Also - October is nearly here and Rabbit Tell's blog mentions the third (final!) installment of Trapped will be released in October!! Yay!
@ Jay-
I for one do read the reviews, and I think you would be doing us a great disservice if you and your fellow bloggers were to stop writing them. I have been a regular visitor to this site for over three years now, and I love how the site has grown and changed; however, your reviews are one section of the site that does not need to change at all.
Anelson thanks for your help. I have been doing what you said for about a day now (i.e. it's what I was trying before I posted my first question) but I can't get the memory stick to 'load' on the wall. I have already used the laptop and I'm now wondering whether I have in fact found a dead end by doing things in the wrong order. All that happens is either I see the list of contents on the memory stick (if I click on it) or if I click on the video wall and select the video to save it says 'I need to save the video somewhere'.
I am now going to try to load an earlier saved game and see if I can get past this.
Hey Jay I noticed that you think maybe you should just become a link blog. That's the worst idea ever. The reason I use this site for all my flash games needs is because you actually get a gaming connoisseur to sit down and play every single one of these games that we see on the site. That means that all these games are good to amazing. Other places just put anything up that the get submitted as long as the graphics are good, gameplay takes a back seat.
I hope you were joking, and yeah I read all the reviews before I play any of these games.
"Ron Gilbert - thanks for everything." What a lovely touch - that made me love this game straight away. :)
Jay, you might want to take out the "It is definitely possible for you to paint yourself into a corner, so do save your game often!" line from the review now that Bruno has confirmed you can't gets stuck as it nearly put me off playing!
>>Love the game, but hate the product it's
>>pushing. It's time we all ditched these
>>proprietary media formats.
What are you talking about?
Memory stick isn't a media format.
Memory stick is a storage solution, like a harddrive, DVD, CD, Flash drive, 3,5'' floppies...
You can store just any format on it. You don't need to care about the actual data format on the memory chip, since you never come in contact with that format anyways, it's depend in which state the wear leveling system is, and which filesystem (FAT32/FAT16/Ext3/NTFS/...) you are using.
So whats "proprietary" about memory stick? Maybe the communication protocol between card and reader is proprietary, but then you can just buy a USB reader. The memory stick act as a harddrive, so you can store ANYTHING on it. Like a bootable linux partition or something.
So memory stick is just as open as it needs to be.
Shudog:
We're still waiting for someone to notice where that rabbit came from. No, it doesn't do anything, it's just a cool thing to put in. :)
azziebon:
Actually, we were a little tired of Trapped when this project came out, we really enjoyed creating Matt Sandorf (I like it better than both parts of Trapped) and, c'mon, Trapped is a personal project, this one was a paid one, what would you do? If we could live just creating free games, things would be easier and faster.
ZinVertigo:
We tried to ease the ads by making fun of them and inserting them in the game, but Sebastian is right.
Ems:
Yeah, we really owe lot to Ron. Hope he sees that. :) And, as Bruno said, we do make a big deal of planning and testing the games to be totally sure that you can't be stuck in it by wrong decisions, and that you can solve lots of puzzles without a predefined order.
Cheers, and thanks to all. :)
Ok. I found out how to get the man in the power place.
POWER ROOM
First, go to the man where you get the plutonium. He'll ask you for a diagram. Go to the cave with the old man, and take a picture of the diagram. Save the picture, (I think you have to use the computer) and then go to Elvis so he can print the picture. Show it to the man, and he'll go into the power room.
[Edit: Spoiler tags corrected. -Pam]
The shopping room is next to the secretary with the laptop.Elvis is the guy in the shopping room. Give him the naked hamster and the rest will follow.
after u get the big scissors from the photo guy, cut through the bushes. the jar is among the bushes in the next scene which also has two other bushes(i'm not too sure but its in one of the bushes somewhere)
Rodrigo,
Corsaire thought the energy needed to power a flux capacitor was 2.21 gigawatts. Further down on the wiki page you quoted at the Translations
section we are told the French version of BttF quotes the figure as 2.2.1. Thus Corsaire is French and playing the french version, which does have the monitoring engineer say 1.21. Do the tiny number of Français able to spot this discrepancy warrent editing the dialog?
kc,
He does not give it to you, he gives it to Anna
You must have completed the perpetual motion machine and had David Green come in and steal back the frog for this to work.
For good measure have the PSP dude refuse the lend again
When returning to the music room Dave will be sitting at the piano, Talk to him till he says "yeah, do you have any idea how frustrating this is?"
Then speak with Anna till she pops off for a chat with Mr. PSP. Follow thru that tête a tête and Anna will return to give you your fantasic PSP (€.50 for me! ;-P)(
Is the link broken? do you know where the game is?
Does this have anything to do with their site:
?
Can anyone tell me how to get past the 'Elvis Glitch?' I am extremely frustrated at this point.
I played the game the first time and got stuck at that point. Figured I did something wrong so I started over.
While playing the game a second time, the game once again had a glitch at that area. It will not let the player get their Elvis photo signed by the clerk 'Elvis.'
Ready to pull my hair out, I started the game over a THIRD time and followed the walk through STEP BY STEP to follow the specific order of game play but yet again the game will not let me get Elvis' signature on the photograph. It just keeps giving me error messages that the object doesn't work.
Yes, I have the right photograph (the photoshopped image of Elvis in front of a crowd and curtain). Yes, I have done everything I should up to the point. Yes, others are experiencing the same thing.
Anyone know what to do?
For some reason, every time I try to play this game, all item text and dialogue just reads "undefined". I have the same problem with the Trapped series, if I play the versions hosted here. Playing those games from Rabbit Tell's site works fine, but this game is no longer hosted there. I would appreciate any help in fixing this issue, because I'd really like to play it. I'm a huge fan of Rabbit Tell games, especially the first 2 Trapped titles.
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Walkthrough Guide
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Walkthrough:
Storage:
Take folder and pepper from cabnet
Press the button to open the door
Maintenance:
Take the colored paint and the scissors from the shelves
Take the wire from the wall
Use the pepper on the glass of teeth
Wake the man
Take the memory card from the desk
Use the door
Meeting room:
Talk to the secretary, and get the 50 cents
Forest:
Nothing yet.
Movie room:
Take the hamster and popcorn from the machine
Talk to the guy with the camera, and get the 50 cents
Game room:
Take the whoopee cushion from the chair
Take the card from the table
Use the money on the vending machine to get a ball
Picture room:
Take the umbrella
Give the scissors to the man to get the large scissors
Forest:
Use scissors on the northmost bush
In the middle area, in the middle of the north-east line of bushes, pickup the jar
Cave:
Look at the rock markings
Talk to the man until he gives you a frog, and take a picture of the rock markings
Forest:
In the northern area, use jar on firefly
Music room:
Take elvis cutout to the south
Use memory stick with karaoke machine
Picture room:
Use elvis cutout with bluescreen, then use camera on that.
Give frog and hamster to man
Music room:
Give disguised frog to lady
take battery from jukebox
Meeting room:
Use wires and battery on power door
Power room:
Press the button
Shopping room:
Talk to elvis
Show elvis the hamster
Take the origami frog
Music room:
Put origami frog on table
use paint to turn him green. (Blue and yellow)
Use origami frog
Get screwdriver from toolbox
Movie room:
Use frog in popcorn machine
Use popcorn with man, get another 50 cents
Retrieve the frog
Use memory card with TV on wall, save picture of band.
Meeting room:
Use screwdriver on intercom
Meeting room:
Use screwdriver on intercom
Use money in vending machine
Give chocolate to secretary
Use the photo editor to merge the elvis picture with the band picture. Save it.
Use the station access option to give you complete access.
Shopping room:
Use screwdriver on intercom
Give memory card to elvis, print the picture of elvis with a band.
Give picture to elvis to sign
Cave:
Give picture of elvis to the man
Use frog in fountain
Data room:
Show memory card to man
Talk to computer: your name is Matt, you want to power the station, there are infinite bears. (I haven't tried other answers, they may work as well.)
Take the plutonium
Power room:
Give the following items to the man:
Frog (immortal)
Wire
Whoopee cushion
Ball
Card
Umbrella
Plutonium
Both antennas
Firefly
Paint
Game room:
Talk to man with PSP until he repeats
Music room:
Talk to David until he repeats
Talk to singer
Give PSP and memory card to David
And, that's it.
Posted by: evilmrhenry | September 29, 2008 4:56 PM